I've benefited from guys sharing their loads with me...finally worked up something I think is good enough to use to return the favor.
Pastor Curtis
303 Brit
Rifle: Fazakerley Enfield, 1948 vintage, wearing a sporting stock
Scope mount: ATI .303 Enfield #4, Mk1/Mk2/Mk5 Scope Mount
Scope: Simmons 9x
Bullet: Lee C312-185
Alloy: softish (WW, range scrape, whatever, drops at 185 gr)
Gas check: Hornady gas check affixed with Lee 314 sizer before powder coating. no lube used for sizing.
Powder coat: Then shake and baked with Powder by the Pound's Steele Blue 5011-s TGIC-free powder. Ice cream tub shake, 400 degrees for 20 minutes bake, then sized again with the 314 Lee push through sizer
Brass: Mixed, neck sized after fired from this rifle.
Primer: S&B Large Rifle
Powder: H4895
Charge: 29.3 grains
Velocity: 1858 fps
Accuracy: 5 shot, all hits touching group at 50 yards (this is always my goal for a good CB load...limits of my shooting skills)
Notes: Most dramatic ladder test I've ever done! Terrible group at 28.5 then it zooms right down to all touching at 29.0. Still a great group at 29.7, falling off at 30.2 but still decent. Back to terrible at 31. So I settled on 29.3 as a good middle ground that will allow me some +/- with each powder throw.